TM 10-396 War Dogs 1943-07-01 Chapter 1. General. Paragraphs Page Section I. Mission, organization, and administration 1-5 2 II. History of military use of dogs 6-10 5 Chapter 2. Traits and care of military dogs. Section I. General 11 8 II. Psychology. 12-20 9 III. Breeds suitable for military service. _ 21-53 17 IV. Shipment and reception of new dogs 54-57 26 V. Grooming and care 58-70 29 VI. Feeding 1 71-79 34 VII. Kenneling 80-84 41 VIII. Prevention of disease and first aid of injuries 85-96 44 Chapter 3. Basic training. Section I. Principles of dog training 97-98 56 II. Qualifications of training personnel 99-100 59 III. Outline of basic training program 101-106 60 IV. Heel (on leash) 107-108 65 V. Sit (on leash) 109-110 67 VI. Down (on leash) 111-113 70 VII. Cover (on leash) 114-115 71 VIII. Stay (on leash) 116-117 72 IX. Come (on leash) 118-119 75 X. Crawl (on leash) 120-121 76 XI. Jump (on leash) 122-124 77 XII. Off leash exercises 125-126 79 XIII. Stay (off leash) 127-128 80 XIV. Drop (off leash) 129-130 83 XV. Jump (off leash) 131 84 XVI. Accustoming to muzzles and gas masks 132—134 85 XVII. Car breaking 135—136 86 XVIII. Accustoming dog to gunfire 137-138 88 XIX. Basic training records 139-140 88 Chapter 4. Specialized training. Section I. Screening for specialized training 141-142 94 II. Principles of specialized training 143-144 96 III. Dogs for interior guard — the sentry dog. 145-152 97 IV. Dogs for interior guard — the attack dog 153-159 106 V. Dogs for tactical use — the silent v, scout dog 160-167 113 VI. Dogs for tactical use — the messenger dog 168-175 121 VII. Dogs for tactical use — the casualty dog 176-183 127 VIII. Using principles 184 136 Appendix I. Training programs 137 II. Bibliography 139 Index 141

"1 July 1943."

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